STDN Standard Nuclear, Inc.

$STDN entire market has been a minefield now for a couple of months. I’m holding this because of the Government’s decision to fast track nuclear energy and $STDN is an absolute necessity with its TRISO nuclear fuel and its head start in commercial production and revenues.

$STDN Needham came out with a BUY rating and $18 target today. Another positive was its rationale $STDN is the only commercially viable shipper of TRISO and its ability to scale production.

$STDN is a winner in a contemporary decision to build out the much maligned energy infrastructure. Nuclear is the way of the future and the answer for AI and its anticipated energy growth. TRISO baby!

$STDN its September market always crap time to buy these lows and park it till December highs! #marked See u in 3 months whens its trading 22-26

$STDN ppl laughed lol i kept avg down when it hit $12 held when it $11 told ya going $20+ by December

$STDN why didn’t I buy @ $7? 😖🤦🏻‍♂️ I bought @ $12 instead. Still doing alright. Anyone know why this is moving?

$STDN - every day at this price level is a gift. Keep accumulating - this will make you rich in 5 years

$STDN Currently holding just under 600 shares and might pick up another 200. I am surprised at the low volume of this and see a lot of upside. While the commitments are options, TRISO will be needed in the future and Standard Nuclear will be there to provide it. Just a waiting game.

$STDN - The sudden move to $14.41 has pushed STDN well above its key historical price benchmarks, indicating a strong short-term trend reversal: • 5-Day SMA: $11.96 (STDN is trading significantly above this, a short-term buy signal). • 50-Day SMA: $12.47 (Broken through upside resistance). • 200-Day SMA: $13.24 Cleared major long-term resistance, signaling an intermediate-term structural breakout

$STDN This isn’t primarily an AI power usage play, but rather a play that the U.S military’s Janus program (implementation of micro-reactors on bases) plays out and that TRISO fuel is the go to over the next 5 years for said reactors.